Withdrawal of proposed service threatens coastal shipping progress
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Continue readingCardinal, the country’s largest privately-owned third-party logistics (3PL) company, has announced it is developing New Zealand’s first-ever fully automated 3PL warehouse in Drury, near Auckland.
Continue readingThe Ruakura Superhub is set to officially open on 15 September. The event will cap off 15 years of planning and development for the 490-hectare estate which was returned to Waikato-Tainui as part of the settlement with the Crown in 1995.
Continue readingThe logistics property market is struggling to cater for the growth in e-commerce as well as other business sectors. Therefore, the way in which facilities are designed, built, and operated must change.
Continue readingIncorporating a sustainability focus into freight and logistics is on the rise as businesses seek to demonstrate leadership and embed social responsibility goals within their operations.
Continue readingTe Manatu Waka The Ministry of Transport knows that there are longer term supply chain issues which government has a role in addressing, and that is why the Ministry has been progressing a national freight and supply chain strategy.
Continue readingFoodstuffs South Island’s response to the Omicron outbreak has been only one of a number of strategies able to help with business continuity planning. Once they are out of this COVID-19 hole, their optimisation initiatives will remain.
Continue readingMost supply chain experts extrapolate volume growth and trade routes based on economic modelling grounded in current paradigms – more people mean more freight movements; higher incomes will mean more demand for goods. With the world changing so rapidly, can we be sure this model will remain valid in future?
Continue readingAcknowledging the interconnected factors that determine wellbeing are particularly complex in a supply chain setting, WorkSafe commissioned an evidentially based investigation of solutions to minimise vehicle-related risks that emanate from supply chain pressures in Transport, Postal, Warehousing and Manufacturing (TPWM).
Continue readingPort of Rotterdam Vice President Commercial Emile Hoogsteden outlines the impact of the Suez Canal blockage and the current situation and action plan.
Continue readingMinistry of Transport’s Harriet Shelton provides an overview of challenges and opportunities in New Zealand’s current supply chain issues.
Continue readingTSA Advisory Executive Consultant Marinus La Rooij discusses the specific challenges of decarbonising New Zealand’s freight system.
Continue readingAs a result of the global pandemic hundreds of shipping containers are trapped within New Zealand, presenting a unique challenge to shipping companies and ports alike.
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Continue readingThe supply chain symposium, which is being supported by CILT NZ, will take place on 28 August 2019.
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